The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Michael Bamberrer has gone 60 New York city
to take service with hat manufacturing firm.
Mrs. Ben. F. Kelsey of Cairo H.. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. N Hurry. on North Pennsyl-
vania street
Mrs win Armstrong and daughter Ruth, Of
Worcester, Mass, are guests of Mr.. w. Z.
Davids family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Griffith, of Parke avenue,
are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Goodrich,
of Taylorsvile, ILL.,
Miss May, daughter of Mrs. Gay Robertson, of
Washington, is spending the summer with her
aunt Mrs. George T. Evans.
Mrs w. f. Collins has returned to her home
in Hartford, Conn, after making a visit of ten
days to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs w. Z. Steele.
Mr.. w. H. Hubbard. who was the mascotte of
the Light Artillery at Washington, has returned
after brief sojourn in Richmond and Balti-
more.
Mrs Edgar Donham, of Cincinnati and Miss
Bessie Nichols. of New Richmond. o. are ex-
pected, next week, TO visit Mrs. Geo. f. Bran
ham, on Home avenue.
The remains of Mrs Barbara Lewis Morrison,
who died at Columbus, on Thursday. were
brought to this city LAST evening, and the funer-
al will occur to-day at o'clock p. NJ.
Messrs. Milton Lentz, William Keeper Oscar
Harris, Joe Locke, Oscar Wench and NJ. jerks,
of the Bon Ton Club. formed a serenading party
and called upon a number of their friends last
night.
In the United States Court Of this district and
circuit, yesterday, She following persons
admitted to practice Charles NJ. Shont, La
Otto John NJ GRAY. Mitchell, d. IT,; James M.
Tilton, Irwin. Ia; w. w. Brandman. Randolph,
ILL.,: Albert North, FL Paso, H.; John Krenter.
Sheffield John F. Milton, New Carlisle.
: Ripe peaches in June not luxury to
which indianapolis people are accustomed, but
the fine specimens of the fruit shipped to Mr..
William Willard by Major o. 2. Rocks, formerly
of this city, from his Florida farm, suggest g
possibility that the public may soon be equally
favored. The peaches are small, but sweet and
well favored, and experiments are now being
made to test their shipping qualities Major
Rocks has twelve hundred trees.
Yesterday was the seventy third birthday of
Mr.. David Kregelo. He was reminded of the
occasion by the employees of Mr.. C. E. Kregelo.
by being presented with q handsome cane en-
graved '"ro Uncle Dave, from the Boys-June 3,
1887" 1.-THE boys" were Messrs Oliver w. Allen,
Robert Adams, John Lewis, Thomas Demerley
and Albert Irwin. The presentation was made
Kregelo was too much surprised to make much
of response, but his appreciation of the kindly
remembrance was well expressed.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Denson House: L. c. Chapman. Washington
G. H., o.; La r. Thompson, Lafayette, Ind.
Miss Lizzie Long. Mrs. Lou Summers Colum
bus; H.. S. Davis, Boston; Charles Walton. New
York. D. G. barrow, Peru; G: E: Best. Utica.
n. Y; l. III. McElroy, Chicago; NJ Moore. Cham
paign, IH.; A. III. Levy, New York.
Grand Hotel: George Bliss, Rushville; ]. E.
Person, w. II. Seiders, Brazil; Norman Beck
lev, Elkhart; George Wilson. Rushville; j. f.
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bany c. e. karmi-e, Shelbyville; A f. Kinsley,
Freeport; e. M. French, Frankfort; George NJ.
Dawson, Terre Haute; j. w. Reynolds. Evans
vile; NJ d. Jones. Jeffersonville; w. III. Roberts,
South Bend; f. Rossum, St. Paul. Jonathan
Mills. Cleveland: T. Murphy, Cincinnati; j. Nc
Laughlin. Chicago
Bates House: D. L. Anderson. Greencastle
r. A Campbell. Terre Haute; A. Wnklebleck
Logansport; Chas. w. Williams, G. w. Mahan
Terre Haute C. NJ. Harris. Goshen; A F. Kins-
ley, Freeport; F. G. Gilmore. Greencastle; John
It'll
Study Rushville; j. z. GaddIs, Frankfort; l..
G. Commons. S. j. Fisher, Union City; NJ. No
Ian, Rushvie; j. FL. Bnford. Charlottesville;
M. b. Dodge. Delphi; Fred c. Wilson. Evans
vile; w. G. Winssandley. Bedford; j. w. Chip
man, Muneie.
Society Events.
A rainbow garden party" was the name given
to the out door entertainment held the resi-
dence of Mrs. w. ID. Cooper, on College avenue,
last night for the kindergarten. The grounds
were brilliantly illuminated. and to illustrate
the name arch, lighted with many-colored
lanterns. represented the bow. Table decorations
further carried out the idea. Refresh
ynents were served, and during the evening the
Whiteland band. under the direction of Prot
Rudy, of this city, rendered most excellent
music, The tuba solo By Mr.. Graham a
gem, and appreciated by the listeners. The
musical selections were in popular vein and
much enjoyed. The perfect night, after week
of storms, brought out large attendance, and
satisfactory proceeds were realized.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Griffith threw open their
house last night for elegant reception to their
many friends. There were about three hundred
invitations issued. and but few regrets were re-
ceived. The parlors were decorated with a pro-
fusion of flowers. The host and hostess intro
duced their friends. Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Good
rich, of Taylorville, ILL.,. and were assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. Chauncey Butler, Mrs
Daniel Martin and Miss Hesse. An orchestra
dispensed sweet music throughout the entire
evening. The refreshments were served out on
the lawn, which was illuminated with pretty
lanterns. The occasion was chosen by many as
farewell to Mr.. and Mrs Griffith, who leave
next week for New York, and sail on the Goth tor
Europe. to be absent several weeks. Professor
and Mrs w. II. Grant will also sail at the Same
time.
COLMER-ZEITLER.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ELKHART, Ind, June 2.-Mr. George Colmer
of South Bend Ind, and Miss Clara Zeitler the
foremost young lady in German society here,
were married last evening at the home of the
brides mother. Rev. l.. S. Keyser officiating
The event one of social importance, and
many guests from abroad were present
MIRO